scicloj / wolframite

An interface between Clojure and Wolfram Language (the language of Mathematica)

https://scicloj.github.io/wolframite/

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Generate wolfram.clj with vars for Wolfram symbols #55

Closed holyjak closed 4 months ago

holyjak commented 5 months ago

Introduce wolframite.impl.wolfram-syms.* for dealing with interning wolfram symbols, move intern and load-syms there
Add ...write ns to write wolframite/wolfram.clj with defs of the loaded symbols (to be included in git and used as a starting point by users, unless they decide to re-write it)

Fixes #33, #45, #53

holyjak commented 5 months ago

FIXME Lambdas don't work

(wl/eval (w/Map (fn [x] (w/+ x 1)) [1 2 3])) and rewriting (wl/eval '(Function [x] (StringJoin "Hello, " x "! This is a Mathematica function's output."))) to use fn and w/StringJoin does not work. The lambda fn does not correctly translate its body back to symbols, so in the first wecase we end up with a vector of 3 lambda fn names instead of nums.

holyjak commented 4 months ago

TODO

[x] Update the docs, mention how to re-create the w ns
[x] mention wolfram-version, write-ns!, to 'resolve as fn' for w/fn, ...
[x] Log warning of user has newer Wolfram
[x] Verify write-ns! works when used in a project that has Wolframite as its library
[x] kondo config for w/fn

light-matters commented 4 months ago

Thoughts on kernel-info!

As far as I can see it's not side-affecting and so shouldn't have an exclamation mark? Since it's just returning data on the system then it goes well with similar functions in runtime.system (rather than in core)?

light-matters commented 4 months ago

Working through the getting started seems to work.
Docstrings appear in emacs minibuffer while typing out functions (w/N w/PI) etc.
'normal' autocompletion didn't seem to work, but after some delay (I was on the phone for five minutes) it seems to work well.

light-matters commented 4 months ago

I really like that I can now do things like

 (-> 'x
    (w/Integrate 'x)
    wl/eval)

i.e. don't have to deal with macros and symbols not playing well with functions.